DIVISIONS, POOL FORMAT Juara Division: 11 teams (Mixed) Format: Pool (Round Robin) + Knockout (1-6) & Round Robin for (7-11) Pool A: Y1, Y6, Y7, Y11 Pool B: Y2, Y5, Y8, Y10 Pool C: Y3, Y4, Y9. Pool C: Placement Pool Game (1x Repeat Matchup) - The 1st ranked team in Pool C plays the 2nd ranked team in Pool C. This is a power-matching crossover. It gives them their mandatory 3rd game of the day and serves as a vital seeding decider for Sunday's bracket placement. Championship Flight (1st–6th): Asymmetric bracket. The Top 2 overall pool winners receive a first-round bye into the Semifinals. The remaining 4 teams play a Wildcard round. Finalists play a maximum of 3 games. Datuk Division: 6 teams (Opens) Format: Full Round Robin + Final Placement Games Santai Division: 20 teams Format: Pools (Round Robin) + Crossover + Knockout with Classification Games Crossover: Based on RR games, teams' seed to original seeding method in their group, eg. 2nd in Group D is 10th place. Crossover Matchups: Inter-Pool Shift to minimize repeat matchups: 1v7, 2v6, 3v10, 4v9, 5v8 Top 8 advance into quarters, next 8 into 9-16 bracket, bottom 4 into final 17-20 (round robin) GAME DURATION Juara, Datuk Divisions 100 min games across all match types except: Juara wildcard round - 70 Minutes (follows Santai game format for this match only) Santai Division: Pool Matches (Group Stage): 60 minutes. Crossover / Pre-Quarters / Knockout / Placement: 70 minutes. Finals: 100 minutes.

Ratio Rule Applies for both Juara & Santai - ABBA Score Cap Juara, Datuk Divisions 15 goals Santai Division Pool Matches: 11 goals. Crossover / Knockout: 13 goals. Final: 15 goals. Half-Time Target Juara, Datuk Divisions 8 goals Santai Division Pool Matches: 6 goals. Crossover / Knockout: 7 goals. Final: 8 goals. Half-Time Cap & Procedure Juara, Datuk Divisions Triggered at 8 goals. If neither team reaches 8 goal by 55 mins, halftime occurs after current point. Mirror Half At half-time, teams shall switch playing ends. Santai Division Group Stage / Pool Play If 30 minutes elapse before a team reaches the half-time target (6 goals), the current point shall be completed. Half-time shall then occur immediately. No +1 rule shall apply. Crossover / Knockout / Finals (35 or 45 minutes cap) If the half-time cap is reached before the target, the current point shall be completed. If no team has reached the half-time target, +1 goal shall be added to the leading team’s score. This adjusted score becomes the new half-time target. Play continues until a team reaches the new target. Mirror Half At half-time, teams shall switch playing ends. Half Time Break Juara, Datuk Divisions 7 Mins for all matches Santai Division Pool Matches: No break. Crossover / Knockout Matches: No break. Final: 5 minutes (game clock does not stop) Time Out Each team is entitled to two (2) time-outs per game. Each time-out shall last 75 seconds. Time Cap A time cap shall occur at the scheduled end of game time according to each respective stage of the division, if neither team has reached the score cap; The current point shall be completed. At the conclusion of that point, the game shall end, regardless of whether the score cap has been reached. No +1 adjustment shall apply If the game is tied at the conclusion of the point, an additional point shall be played (“universe point”) until a winner is determined. Applicable to all divisions The number of time-outs available to each team shall remain unaffected by the time cap. Applicable to all divisions Tie Breakers Number of games won, counting only games between the tied teams. Fewest games forfeited. Goal difference, counting only games between the tied teams. Goal difference, counting games against all common opponents. Goals scored per game, counting only games between the tied teams. Goals scored per game, counting games against all common opponents. If still tied: Each team nominates one player to throw one disc from behind the goal line to the far brick mark. Throwing order shall be determined by a disc toss or other random method. Teams are ranked by distance from disc resting place to brick mark (closest to furthest). Roster Submission All teams must complete and submit their roster by 20th April 2026 via Ultiscore. Team roster must include a minimum of 18 players. At least 50% of the team, including captains and spirit captains, must possess WFDF Advanced Certification (2025–2028). Specific Rules of Play All games shall be played in accordance with the latest edition of the World Flying Disc Federation Official Rules of Ultimate, unless otherwise modified by these tournament regulations. The Tournament Director reserves the right to implement event-specific modifications, including but not limited to: Time caps Point caps Soft caps and hard caps Game duration adjustments Format changes due to scheduling or weather constraints Only officially rostered players, coaches, and designated team personnel are permitted within the team and competition areas. Spirit of the Game (SOTG) All players are expected to uphold the principles of Spirit of the Game (“SOTG”), including: Respect for opponents and officials Fair play and honesty Avoidance of dangerous or unsportsmanlike behaviour Self-officiating in accordance with WFDF principles Any form of violent conduct, abuse, harassment, intimidation, or repeated unsportsmanlike behaviour may result in: Player misconduct warnings Ejection from the game Suspension from the tournament Removal from future UOV events

Jersey Policy Player Numbers Each player in a team must have a unique number between 0–99. Jersey Colours Each team must have at least two sets of jerseys light or dark (Home & Away) Scorekeeper's Policy Appointment Each game will have an official scorekeeper assigned by the Tournament Organizer. Responsibilities Scorekeepers are responsible for: Recording and updating the score. Tracking game statistics (as directed by the organizers). Limitations Scorekeepers will not provide rulings, interpretations, or advice on the rules of the game. Team Responsibility Teams are fully responsible for adhering to the tournament rules and regulations. Teams must inform the scorekeeper immediately if discrepancies in score or stats are observed. Timing Policy Running Clock All games are played with a running central clock according to the scheduled game duration. Stoppages The game clock shall only stop in the following situations: Spirit Time-Out – initiated by team captains in accordance with WFDF Spirit Guidelines. Weather Suspension – e.g., lightning, unsafe playing conditions, or other safety concerns as determined by the Tournament Director or Game Officials. Resumption Upon resumption of play, the Tournament Director will confirm: Remaining game time, or Any adjustments (e.g., shortened games, modified caps) necessary to maintain the overall schedule.)

Reporting Time Teams are required to be present and ready to play at least five (5) minutes before the scheduled game start time. Games shall begin according to the official tournament schedule unless otherwise directed by the Tournament Director. Late Arrival Penalties If a team is not ready to play at the scheduled start time, the following penalties may apply: 5 minutes late: Opposing team awarded +1 point and for the next 90 seconds continuously 10 minutes late: Game declared a forfeit Forfeited games shall normally be recorded as: Win for opposing team: 13–0 or another standard score determined by the Tournament Director. A team is considered “ready to play” when the minimum required number of players are present on the field and prepared to begin the game. Exceptional Circumstances The Tournament Director may waive or modify late penalties in exceptional circumstances, including but not limited to: Medical emergencies Venue access restrictions Schedule delays caused by previous games Severe weather conditions All decisions made by the Tournament Director regarding lateness, forfeits, or scheduling disputes shall be final.

Lightning Detection & Game Suspension Games may be suspended if conditions inside or around the venue are deemed unsafe, including but not limited to: Lightning or thunderstorms within the vicinity. Heavy rain or flooding affecting the playing surface. Extreme haze or poor air quality. Structural or safety concerns within the venue. An official announcement by the Tournament Director (TD) or Game Officials shall signal the suspension of play. Lightning-Specific Procedures If lightning is detected within 10 km (6 miles) of the venue, all games will be immediately suspended. The 30–30 rule shall apply: if the interval between seeing lightning and hearing thunder is 30 seconds or less, play must be stopped. Upon suspension, all players, officials, and spectators must seek shelter in safe areas: Indoor facilities or enclosed buildings Fully enclosed vehicles with windows closed The following areas shall not be used as shelter: Open fields Under trees Metal structures Tents without proper grounding Waiting Period & Resumption of Play Play will remain suspended for a minimum of 30 minutes after the last observed lightning strike within 10 km. Each subsequent lightning strike shall reset the 30-minute waiting period. The Tournament Director, in consultation with Game Officials and team captains, shall determine whether to: Resume play Delay play further, or Cancel affected games Game Adjustments Following Lightning Delays If delays significantly impact the tournament schedule, the Tournament Director may implement one or more of the following adjustments: Shortened game durations (e.g., reduced time or point caps). Modified tournament format (e.g., adjusted bracket progression). Rescheduling of key games, where feasible. Cancellation of games where resumption is not possible. Determining Game Results for Canceled Matches If 50% or more of a game has been completed, the score at the time of stoppage shall be considered final. If less than 50% of the game has been completed and the match cannot resume, the current score at the time of stoppage shall be used to determine the game result In the event of a tied score when play is stopped and cannot resume: The game may be declared a draw during pool play or group stages. In elimination rounds, a coin toss conducted by the Tournament Director shall determine the winner. If no score has been recorded or both teams have zero points, the game may be declared a no contest and excluded from standings. Communication & Updates Official updates regarding weather delays and cancellations shall be communicated through: On-site announcements by the Tournament Director, and Official tournament website or social media platforms. Teams are responsible for staying informed and prepared to resume play once conditions allow.